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PALSY FaIrchIId Endorsed.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.-At the meeting
OF the grand encampment G. A. r. last
night, Columbus. Ohio, was selected as
the place for holding the twenty-seoOnd
enosmpment. The report of the pension
committee was adopted. This report re-
commends another pension bill SINH
lar to that vetoed at last ses-
sion OF congress, the pauper clause
being stricken ont. Also passed resO-
luton demanding OF congress a room in
the national capital for the preservation
and display of the flags and trophies of
the late war; also adopted resolutions
applauding COMMUNICATIVE chief, Fair
child, for his strict attention to duty and
his wise administration OF the affairs of
his office.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvETIES.

The public reception at the Vatican
lin ROme) has begun.
Thos. Anderson's residence. at Coma
les, burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Gonzales has received 3,727 bales OF
cotton up to date this season.
Emperor william declares himself In
favor OF the peace OF Europe.
Irish tenants are applying to have
their rents fixed under the land act.
At Messins GS new cholera cases and
80 deaths.
Indian tobacco cut by drouth and nip
ped by frost will only yield third crop.
The City OF Mexico demands a strict
quarantine against New York City.
Polydore DE Keyser, pronounced
Catholic has been elected lord mayor OF
London.
Schroeder, the wife murderer at Vic
toria, Tex, has been remsnded to jail
without bail.
Sheriff Herman has arrived at Calves.
ton with his prisoner, Ex-treasurer
Burke.
Returns ns far as heard from In the
Tennessee election indicate a defeat OF
the prohibs about 2O,C.0.
Mrs. Gen. o. ID. Cotton charges G. p.
Huntington, the railroad magnate, with
falsehOOd, and calls upon him for proof.
Sir VIM. Harcourt denounces the gov
ernments action in Ireland as base and
brutal.
Pittsburg workers in glass form an
Of contract labor.
Slocum's chances OF receiving the
grand army commandership are not
good.
The fast train from New Orleans via
the kennesaw route makes New York
In forty-six and half hours.
The ballast in the Thistle WAS shifted
after the first race, as she was too much
down by the head. She was not dry
dOoked.
An old mailing table was broken up
in the Ogdensburg, n. Y, office and 81
letters, some of them 10 years old, found
in the cracks.
The Sultan OF Zanzibar allOts the
whole coast designated by agreement oil
1886 to the English and the Germans re-
tire.
Judge McAllister. OF Chicago, has de-
MED the writ of habeas corpus to eX-
Commissioner Wren, the convicted
boodler.
The ladies at Knoxville, Tenn turned
out and worked at the polls, and carry
the county for prohibition by l2O ma
jOrlty.
A spirited contest for the commander
ship of the G. A. r. is going on at st.
Louis. Gen. Sherman refuses to be a
candidate.
Bannister and Elizabeth Edens, OF
Kerr county, have filed suit at Dallas for
about 1000 acres of land and $500, 0UU
damages, which involves q good part Of
East Dallas.
The San Antonio & Arkansas Pass pas-
senger train ran over two COWS on the
night Of the 9th, near Corpus Christi
and train wrecked. Passengers were
transferred to stock car and carried tC
the city.
The stricking window-glass workers
at Pittsburg, Pa, have gone to work
The settlement Of this strike will put
about 1000 men to work that have beer
tout" since last June.
The Mexican pOstoffice authorities al
New Laredo, have notified the United
| States postmaster at Laredo that al
mail from New York city will he re
fused until it has been thoroughly fumi
| gated.
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Quiet He Comes-ouiet He Goes

BALTIMORE. Sept. 30-The presidential
train reached this city at lilo this
morning. The announcement that 1t
would arrive on time attracted about
one thousand persons fully one-hslf Of
whom were ladies'. AS soon as the train
stopped the president and Mrs. Cleve-
land were seen about the centre of the
pullman car. He sat near window
and to request to go to the platform OF
the rear car, shook his head. At Ills
sharp, the signal WAS given and the
train pulled out. There was no demon
stration by the people assembled at the
station.
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His Recommendation.

San Antonio, texas. MIR. edter / talk
agsn to you. there is a lady in this
sitey who is exter barber, genterman
an ladys. II you call an SO her you will
bee 80 much pleas with hear wurke that
you will come back 8gan. | will
reeoman heare one of the best BARRIERS
in the Stat of texas. call on her wun
day and had my selef fix in a weden
styel. this shop stand on western
oOmus Street, Marten shop.
SAM WEBB, w. d.
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Anti-ProhIbs Lead the State.

chattanooga, Sept. 3O.-Dispatohes to
the Times from all sections Of the state,
representing over one hundred thousand
votes out Of total of 250,C00, give a
majority of about five thousand against
the amendment. The returns are CON-
plete surprise and upset all conjeotures,
making the result doubtful, with chances
In favor Of defeat of the amendment.
Both parties claim the state.
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The Groesbeeck partition suit still
drags along In the district court, with
but little chance of its being concluded
today, as the evidence is not all in. This
Is a suit to divide the estate of the late
MIR. GrOesbeeck and his deceased son,
Charley, whose wife. MOllle, is defend
ant TO the suit. She is deaf mute.
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BALFE.
The Great Emotional Actress Has
Arrived.

The Great Emotional Actress Has
Arrived.
The Louise Bale company. under the
management OF Greenwall & Son, ar
rived in the city today and are resting
from their two nights work just ended
in Austin. Miss Bslfe is not unknown in
San Antonio, having, in just one nights
appearance last season, completely cap
tured the theatre going and drama-lov-
ing public. She appears tonight In
"Dagmar," her greatest piece. and Is
supported by fine company. Tomor-
row st,the matinee and at the nights per-
Torrance she will produce 1.-The Plant
er's Wife," which Ia equally, II not more
realistic and thrilling than Dagfnar,
which Is speaking a great deal. In this
Miss Bale simply beams forth resplen-
dent. 1t Ia full Of intrigue and striking
situations, being the story Of an early
marriage, disappointed wife, deserted
woman, and a happy widow at last cap
tured by a wholesouled wealthy planter.
The villain, her first husband, at last
turns up and by base schemes, tries to
destroy his wife's happiness and even
her life, in all OF which he is finally
| foiled.
Throughout their tour thus far the
company have received very fine enco.
miums from press and public, and u
| Miss Bslfe ia equal TO herself as last sea
son, she certainly merits all praise.
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Won't Procesh for Grover.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 3O.-By vote of 81
to II. the West Side Turner society, the
most iDfluestIal In the state, declined an
invitation to join a procession on the oc-
casiOn of President Cleveland's visit.
The reason assigned is that the honors to
be paid the president smack too much of
the homage paid to royalty In Europe.
The south eide and various societies
took similar action.
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The High School gates are not yet
opened earlier than $50 q. H., and the
cause complained OF in the LIGHT Of
children being compelled to wait upon
the street, is yet undated. The school
board made this rule and 1t is the fault
of the school board. At their meeting
next Tuesday, they should take this I'M
der advisement.
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Jacob Does Not Sing Using

Jacob Does Not Sing-Sing Today.
ALBANY, Sept. 30-Judge Rogers. OF
the court Of appeals, has signed an order
granting a stay Of proceedings until 90.
tober 9th, 10 the matter OF carrying out
the sentence Of imprisonment against
Jacob Sharpe. This will prevent his
contemplated removal to Sing Sing to-
dav
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Honest John Declines to Run.

New YORK, Sept. 30-The state con-
vention OF the Progressive Labor party
met again last night. The committee
reported that John Swinton declined
the nomination for secretary Of state,
owing to the secretsry's health, and j.
K. Hall was chosen instead.
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Doomed to DisappoIntment.

GLASGOW, Sept. 30.-Lsrge and exoit-
ed crowds Of people surround the cable
companies offices, all a" aiting news Of
tOday's race between Thistle and Vol
unteer. They are confident that the
Thistle will win.
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Recorders Court.

Peter ROeder, immoderate driving,
So.
Walter Burk, drunk and disOrderly,
$40.
Martin Ximenes, drunk and disorder
ly, continued.
ThOs. Heuth. drunk. So.
Sam Williams, drunk, s..
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
Grover on His Travels.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The vestibule
train, with the presidential party on
board, left the Baltimore and Potomac
station at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 30,-Returns from
all portions Of the state indicate that
prohibition amendment is defeated by
~, 900 or more.
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Without the use of a Knife or Syringe.
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teetnlng. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarhuea. % cents a bottle. 7.9-ly
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Att Again-Who Wins?

HIGHLAND, N. j. Sep. 80 The wealth
or this morning is even worse than
yesterday. Within the past two hours
a heavy fog has fallen, completely shut
ting the water from view. At9:20a. m.
1t is raining heavily. The wind increas-
ing rapidly is now blowing 90 miles an
hour and the fog is lifting. At l0:40 q.
IN. a preparation gun was fired and at
1892 the starting signal gun was fired.
The yachts are now maneuvering for
start. The wisd is 10 miles an hour and
the fog lifting. There ia heavy
sea on. The yachts crossed the line
about 1898; but the haze prevents close
observation, but the Volunteer seemed
to have a slight lead, though both boats
were close together, and are going very
fast. AS the yachts crossed the line the
Thistle was seen to be to the windward.
They are heading east-northeast,
sailing on the course laid towards, Far
Rockaway. The Volunteer is outpoint-
ing the Scotohman. They have become
very indistinot at 1915 a. m, as are all
objects on the misty horizon, and will
soon disappear from view unless the fog
clears away. Their relative positions
were unchanged, when last seen, being
only about 800 yards apart.
SANDY Hook, Sept. 30-ll:l0 a. m.-
The Volunteer, after short beat to the
windward in great style and through a
drifting fog could be seen gaining on the
Scotch cutter. Ten minutes after the
start, she was well to win ward and was
pulling away from the Thistle. The
wind is from east to northeast, and
blowing at the rate OF twenty-four miles
an hour. The yachts are now out Of
sight.
SANDY Hook, Sept. 3O.-l2:l0, p. H.
The wind has increased several miles
within the past hour. A thick mist
still hangs over the Highlands, A steam
boat which has just come into the Horse
Shoe reports having passed the yachtB
eight miles northwest of the starting
point. The Volunteer was leading the
Thistle by an eighth OF a mile, though
the Thistle was carrying work.
ing top sail. The Volunteer stood up
much better than the Thistle.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 30 -l2:52.-The
yachts are about one mile south OF and
turning the stake. The Volunteer leads
by over mile; she will turn the stake
boat in about ten minutes. She has her
main ssil, forestry, sail jibs, and work
ing jib topsail, set. Thistle has like
number of sails.
LONG BEACH, 1:40 p. Volunteer
two miles ahead.
The work OF tearing down the con-
demned Grenet buildings has not yet
been commenced. The council is not In
as big a hurry as they though they
were.
Although today Is the day appointed
for the opening Of the bids for the pIT-
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Refrigerator and Sausage Factor!

rented large building this morning
from Hambleton, Hsdley & Co., for the
purpose OF starting refrigerating and
sausage factory In this city. Mr.. Brown
has ordered all the latest improved ma
chinery and lie said to have ample capt.
tai to push the enterprise to a success.
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The Coming Tableaux.

A LIGHT reporter has seen the pro.
gramme of the tableaux to be given at
the Grand opera house on the 2Sth OF
October, for the benefit of the Young
Mems Christian Association, which is
being arranged by Professor Adolph
Schnaith, the artist so eminently talen-
ted for this kind OF artistic work. The
'Dream of Fair Women" will be given
in eight beautiful scenes, with accom-
panying appropriate stage settings and
situations, and costumes, and will be as
follows:
First Scene-Helen, of Troy, renowned
in peace no less than war.
Second -Iphegenia, Priestess OF
Diana.
Third Scene Cleopatra, the beautiful
queen Of the Egyptians.
Fourth Scene-Jeptha's daughter.
Fifth Scene -Rosamond, the fair Eng
lish maid.
Sixth Scene, Margaret More, daughter
of Sir Thos. More.
Seventh Scene-Joan of Arc, the maid
of Orleans.
Eighth Scene Queen Eleanor, of
England.
The second part of the entertainment,
in which is given the supplementary
tableaux Poem of Brave Men" also con-
sists Of eight parts, as follows:
First Scene-Paris, prince of Troy.
Second Scene-King Menelaus, the
fair Helen's spouse.
Third Scene-Marc Anthony, Cleo.
patIa's king.
Fourth Scene-Jeptha, the warrior OF
Gilesd.
Fifth Scene Henry Second, 10 his
dotage.
Sixth Scene-Henry Eighth, rejoicing
over the execution of Sir Thomas
More.
Seventh Scene-Charles Seventh, OF
France, receiving the news of the cap
ture of Joan OF Arc.
Eighth Scene-King Edward wounded
by the poisoned dagger OF the Ssracen.
Wife lin the cabin, anxiOusly)-
whats the trouble on deck, Charlie ?'
Yacht Owner-"The jib sheet Is lost
overheard" Wife-"Well, why don't
they come and take one from the state
rooms ?"-Tid-Bits
II the Volunteer is defeated by the
Thistle there is some talk Of arranging q
race between the Scotch sloop and Israel
Lucas, the runaway treasurer of Aug
laiZe. county Ohio. Lucas has proven
himself quite skipper. - columbus
| Journal.
One of our young athletes was expati-
ating 10 a young lady friend, whom he
had honored by call, on his ability as a
walker, the other evening at 1870 O'Clock,
and was told by the sweet girl that she
would dearly love to see him walk
| Boston Bulletin.
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A little Italian boy In the Second
ward on being asked why he did not 90
to school, replied; SCI don't go cause the
teacher didn't have any seat"
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The work Of tearing down the con-
demned Grenet buildings has not yet
been commenced. The council is not in
as big hurry as they though they
were.
Although today is the day appointed
for the opening Of the bids for the pur-
chase Of $4,000 worth of public i'm
prOvement bonds Of the city, no bids tad
been received up to u o'clock, noon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-30

Please call upon WIN. Holland. the
tea man, Nc. 422 East Houston street,
and treat your family, or friends, to some
delicious tea 10 special BRANDY at GO cents
and so cents per pound. Try IL and feel
happy. s-4-tf-4m
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PROSPERITY.

AS season follows season our stocks increase
in size and we are able to place before our
patrons endless variety of everything that is
new and seasonable, and our command of
ready cash has given US the
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Only SIS a Year.
II / woLFsoS / II

Has been our watchword. We have worked
and Striven for it morning noon and night, and
our reward has been continued
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FOOT
WEAR.

1t Is hardly necessary to re-
peat what has long since been
known, that JosKE BRoTHERs..are
the leaders in the Shoe Trade in
this city. The reason why is,
they are content with a small
profit and,have acquired, through
q long experience, a perfect
knowledge Of the wants OF this
community.
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Resolufion

For the oOnsii uottUn Uf stuew sika On East,
Wet and HIxll streets, HI lxb.ssO, OnlU.
SECTION l Be- u resOlS ed ~ the CUuncil
nj The Incorporated Village Of HtilsbsDfOs
Ohio, that the follow Ing aide ewalks need CUn.
slruCting, acCOrsiinx To Ordtnance anu ~
hereinxfier specified. and Il 70 hereby
ordered tnat the snteWAlks on . .ot street,
nbuStiiiv ln.lot No. 81, owned BY 3 .Nlvtn !;
on Wesi Htreei abuttlnx ln.lOts u. IL. u and
10, Ot MCDUWelN tub.d " ,stOn Uf eMtd vile
lxes, owned ~ Kate O'CHmnell and e tss
HaulOn, and On hlxh street abutttnv Jn.lspt
M. 8l3, owned by Win. Zane, jr.s MnI Hbut.
tins lnslpt No. 80, Own~si ~ r. =. BrOwns
b.. ossotsuOse0 wish hard 6ur0od brsOk Op
smooth dre%sed stone. and that raid pave.
ments be laid In Y bed of sand not leAs than
four inches deep, ana the cur6ing. u laid
nat, to be Of SIM 10Th. dressed s,Oue. 0eteeu
tnci,eH wide, and not less than three tuches
thick, and II lstd On edge. not less than, fOur
iuchts thtck, and inibedded 10 the ground
mot less than eighteen tnciles. and the gutter
paved with HtOnA outside the curb, and HMid
pavement 10 be constructed On grade and
wtdt rktH hlished BY Council.
SECTION q THE Mmy or 0f said village ID
hereby INSTRUCTED to notify the owner, Or
OWuere. or theii agentH, Of the pFDperty
shutting ON said sidewalk = ~ co struCl uiid
cOuI pleie M Id sidewalks within thirty days
after ths service Of said notice Ascending IA
the foregoing resolution, aid tu NCcurda noe
With tie revised ordinances passed April
All lmed October Slst, 1857
}srAL} N. H. AyRxs,.
, (~~) Clerk,
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Russia, has been destroyed BY dre.
Many lives were lust.--A great gale in
the English Channsl and other waters
surrounding areat Britain caused much
destruction Of property on the coast, and
many vessels we're lost.--Jsnay Lind,
the great singer, 10 dead.-- .iermany has
refused TO enter into negotiations with
Austria for q new tariff Convention, bat
will extend the present agreement q
year.--Three thousand trvops embarked
Wednesday for Massowxh.-Ths Ger.
man emigration for the psst ten months
WAS II ,OUO greater than during the cor.
responding period last year.-Bisnarck
has informed the Porte that Germany
will never be u party TO any movement
threatening Turkeys integrity. = A
Nihilist plot has been discovered in St
Petersburg -rhlrty persons have bsen
summoned under the crimes act at
llyisnuis, Ireland. Most u ths,n an
girls. Two others Uf thOss summoned
are members of ParliAuiens.--CardiUsl
Pell,grine Is dead. Prince Bismarck Ii
suffering from rheumatic pains.-Jay
Gould and fanily are In LUndUn.-LOrd
Stanley is mentioned vs. the probable
successor Of Lord Lansdowne ~ Cover
nor General Ut Canada.
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Mrs Jones, h,.w II your health this morning
Thank you. madam, mush impr'v d bOuxht
aud, after the nrst d0ss, my couKh was checked.
aIept we'll, and hsvs nos cOughed Oiacs shis
morning.
Accidents will occur not only sin the best
regulated families" but every where aud at all
times. Therefore keep salvation Oil c0nven.
isut.